Love It or List It Season 3 Episode 24 The Milne Family

The Milne family is a family of four who are struggling with their cramped living conditions in a small home. The house has some great features, like a nice backyard and a great location, but is just not functional for their needs as a family. Mom and Dad are tired of tripping over toys and fighting for space. They want a more open concept, better storage, and an improved kids’ play area. Dad has been advocating for a move, but Mom is hesitant because of the sentimental value the house holds. The Love It or List It team is here to help them make an informed decision about what to do with their home.

Hilary is tasked with renovating and redesigning the home to maximize its potential. She decides to extend the upstairs by taking over the attic space and turn it into a full bedroom and bathroom. Downstairs, she plans to convert the formal living room into a functional playroom and open up the kitchen to the rest of the house. She also wants to build a beautiful and practical mudroom in the entryway.

Meanwhile, David is on the hunt for their dream home. He knows they want a more spacious and functional home with fewer stairs and a great backyard, but also something that maintains the homey feel of their current house. He takes them to some great properties in the area that fit their criteria, and the family is impressed with many of the options.

As the renovations progress, the family faces some unexpected challenges with the plumbing and drainage. Hilary is concerned that the budget will be blown, but she keeps pushing forward with the work. Meanwhile, David continues to show them more homes, hoping to sway them towards the option of listing. They are thrilled with a few properties, but none of them seem to have that same feeling as their home.

In the end, it’s decision day for the Milne family. Hilary has worked hard to create a beautiful and functional space that they can enjoy for years to come. David has shown them some promising new options that could provide the space and practicality they need. The family sits down to discuss their options and come to a decision that will impact their future. Will they love it or list it?